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Israeli Election Polls Show Tight Race, No Clear Winner
Three days before Israel's election, conflicting polls show a tight race between Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud and Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar! party, with no bloc guaranteed a majority. Surveys from Channel 12, 13, and Kan 11 suggest Eisenkot's party leads, while an i24NEWS poll shows Likud ahead.
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- 01Israeli election polls show a tight race between Gadi Eisenkot's party and Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud.
- 02Major Israeli TV polls predict Eisenkot's party leading, while i24NEWS poll shows Likud ahead.
- 03No political bloc is projected to secure the 61 seats needed for a majority government.
- 04The election outcome may depend significantly on smaller parties near the electoral threshold.
- 05Market predictions on the Polymarket platform favor Gadi Eisenkot to become the next prime minister.
- 06The total volume of bets on the next prime minister on Polymarket exceeds $52 million.
The outcome hinges on smaller parties, and coalition-building will determine the next prime minister, with market predictions favoring Eisenkot.
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